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These employees now will be expected to be in the office five days a week "outside of extenuating circumstances" or unless they have been granted an exception by their organization's S-team leader.

The DOJ settled a whistleblower case with Walgreens, which claimed "issues with its billing systems" led to prescriptions billed to Medicare and Medicaid that were never dispensed at the pharmacy.

Beginning Jan. 1, PwC will require its employees in the United Kingdom to spend at least three days a week with clients or in the office.

When selecting nurse-first triage providers, organizations should prioritize those with high NPS and customer satisfaction ratings.

Women are 31% more likely than men to skip medical care due to cost while also paying $15.4 billion more than men in out-of-pocket medical expenses per year.

A House committee has approved both the AHP bill, which sought to expand health plan opportunities for small employers, and a telehealth facility fee bill.

In these states, 65-year-olds may have to make their nest eggs last a bit longer, as life expectancy in these states is a bit longer than the average of 18.4 years.

The report found that 80% of benefits leaders feel that offering competitive financial benefits is more important than it was a year ago.